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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
STATE OF MAINE.
TRHAsuRrR's Orf1cG,
AuUUafa Au.usf n.

TREAsuRER's Orucr,
Augusta. August ~. ls.-.
DURsuASr 90 Chap. q. sec. -, Of The Reviss.l
statutes. I viii. 81 The STATE freasurers o.
nee. AZ AuEusia. on the seventh day Of september
nexf, 81 eleven o'clock A. NJ cell aud c0avey ~
deed 10 the hisheu biider, all the interest Of ne
state 10 the tracts OF land hsrsiasftsr dsscfiOsd
lying IN uninoofporaisd townships. ssf uscts
having been iorieIsd 10 the STATE o.. stsis taxss
ard CssntY tsxss, eenlhef ~ the Treasurer Of
state fof the ysaf iss.
Tue sale and conveyance OF each Tract VII b
made saijeot 20 q rlght IN the o .nef OF part osn.
sr whoss rights hs,s bsea forfeited. 70 redeem
the same % any time within one rear ansf The
sale. ~ paying % tsaisTlnx ~ The purchaser hts
portloa ~ vhst the purchaser paid thereof ~ the
sale with Interest a. The rate Of twenty Der eent
pr aunam from the time Of sale, AID one dollar
for feease. 90 saca owner mag redeem his lstsfest
By paying ~ Aforesaid % tte Treasurer % stats,
a. provided In chsP.e, Sec. Is u the Revised
statutes.
No usei. how,,es. will be cold al . pries lees
than The full amount due thereon fsr sueh uapad
State and Cosnty uxes. interest and costs 40 Dc
SERTED 10 Tie following schedule
OXFORD coUsrr.
issi scfcs. Fryeears Academy Grant. los. ca "
7oS Ar. I. kley Piaaiatioa. - ~
ssO " DsshslieI'. ,irsni, "is
Treasurer Of s:ste.
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DRUNKENNESS on rnE Logon uAnir Pos
ITIvELY CURED nv ADMINISTERING
Dir. uAisEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC

II can be given In . cup OF coffee or tea
without The kn0wlctgs OF the p-r.on TAX
log Il, IL Absolutely harmless and will II.
feet psrmanvut aud speedy eurv. whether
the psiirnt L. q moderate dflnkvr or an al.
cohOlie wreck. Thousands of drunkArts
have been made temperate men Who have
taken Golden Specific In their coffee with.
out their knowiedge. and to-day believe
they qalt drinking OF their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system once
lmprsgnsisd with the specinc II becomes
"a utter imposslbllliy FOR the llq,or sppe-
lite 10 exlst For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, is5 Race 81.
Cincinnati. %.
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FROM tie St. John Dily Noes Few
remedies have acquired 20 mach fame. and
grown 30 universally popular 10 the cure
% coughs and colds and AL sfsctious OF
the throat and lungs n Aismson's BoiAn.
ie BAlsam- Many persons In this city have
no Hesitation In recommending IL 10 The
suff.rlng- Trial Size 10 cents.
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WORKING CLaSSESAIIEHIIox

pared o. furrl,h ON classes viii smpioJmsst
home, the who's % the time. 90 Zoe iheir slsfs
moments. nasiness nsw, light AL Ironiahis.
Psrsoas 20 sithsr ses essiiT eArn frsm - esnis
10 Al ia tsr sven NJ AL progo rtioasi sum bY
dsVOtins al theft tine 10 TIE business. BOYS AL
sfis earn nearly a. mueh a. msni tha All sho
see this mar ssnf thslr ads rsss snd tsst IN tus.
nsss Ne male thls srsr. To snch a. are act sell
sallsdei 90 slil send dollar N par Coz N trua
bic q sritinE. fuii parteaisrs snt 0uthtifee. Al
dress GnOnaE sTINsos a Co foriuni, nsIne.
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DIYFKRESr METuoDs.--A reporter
walked behind two diminutive sehoolboys
on their way to school, and overheard the
following conversation
"watcher teachers name p
"Miss Sum,hin'or ruther. forgot"
"Nsw. I mean what's her ruther
name ,"
go We call her s.umpy, cause shes 60
short"
"Does she jaw OF staayl,'
"'IH. She tsfied yesterday till Hank
Gibbs split some Ink oil over her white
dress, n then, Gee Christopher
y'ouehssr hear her jaw. Your teacher
jawr
"Nsw shs don't jaw"
20 jolly, that's great. TsfIis oil the
time. Oh !"
SHAW, shs don't isGy."
"Huh Well, what does she do p
"Lies."
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Mnnputo o. made. Cat Ais cot ant ~ isru
MIMI 70 Nc sa.i se sili .snd yea ires. sons
hiSA'hA tkinx % great valae All lnportanss
% yOu. that . M starr you In business Wish oil
hflnr you IN nere monsJ nsht asaF hsn anF.
hing else Ia this vofid AnT one eAn 90 ne
sork and live az home. khhsf 80 All asts.
ssmsthiaf seq. that last coins moasy &C. al
wofksrs. We ~ starr yos. caphAi not aesdst.
This u one % ne Esnalae. inportsnt chancss 81
lifetime. Tbs.s shD are Ambhioss and sutss.
pri.ins vili ncs DELAY. graad ouiht hes. Adifs.,
iEuHA Co. Aosssta, Maine.
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IL wouldn't be foolifI were you" said
Jones Ia q friend. III you were you
wouldn't BE- fool" was the reply.
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"ie.nno, praise lIood's Sarsspnilll half
enough" says = mother whose sou. almost
blind With scroials. Was cured by tAls
medicine.
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WAY . man boots bis dog. but merely
shoes bis hen, has never been precisely de-
termlnet.
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V-pKc.rtr.tioNs.

l. BehsAd Lively. OF active. AMI have q
market
BeAead elegance Of manner. aud have
a contest ofspeed.
5. Beheld 10 s,sggsr. AMI have an se'
complete.
Behssi an adhesive article. AMI have
oue Mo Performs certain kitd OF work
10 . shoc factory.
) Bshssd ~ insect, All have . ser
psnt
&. Bshssd % gather. and have N 30
elip.. MAUD MAY.
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your doctors prescriptions. Send three
! cent stamps 90 pay postage. and receive
Dr. Ksaimsnn's great treatise on disease ;
Illustrated In colOrs, IL gives their signs
and sbbrsvisiious. Address A. +. orivay
4 Co. II rsiou. Mas.
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pmY ). rERRY. Al,r. % rI.la,Ia.
FOR SALE.

II, ss'.,i s l h.s s. sale nice nsd.ssd mar.
II. dam vas Of Maine Daroe blood. ana rsnadsa
BrV-nssid. Maine. Ans. 4. is1.
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A MAfyiAhd LADY defends herself for the
sire OF her hustle by saying that she Isn't
responsible FOR VIVA, goes on behind her
back
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unTIcaa live n none ssi mass more uonsy 40
IllII soft f0r ne than a. anythiss siss In ihis
wv soff. Ispital not neefoi. yca az
started free both ssnes al ages. Aaf one csn
10 the worn. LarEo etruinss tafe from ffst
Start. Costly caint ani terms fres. Better not
delay. Costs yOs nolhlnE - tsnd a. yotf al
drsss sai nnd out. 4 you are So yea sill - 80
AZ oncc. H.siIALLkrf a Co, Portland, Maine
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now To READ

sisge .iruck-rhe dog Tia, got undel
The wheels OF the omnibus.
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YI-rnANsro.Kp nl.lNKs.

vL-rEANsrosEp BLANKS.
I. The leader Of The choir asked -
% - because she sang 80 load thN she
irOwusd The voices OF The other singers
2. Mr.. jerks took crh1. - aud show
81 a hole In oue Of bis -.
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Answers TO PurrLp on L.sr wrsx.
LII, Dark. arb. 2. Event vent >.
Tn, p. 4. Tire. Ire. ). Elais. late. g.
Reel, eel :. Opins. pine . Near, ear.
>. Orailou. ra,ion. 10. Matter, utter. III.
Yorc. ofc. Removed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nv.
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PURE SPICES.
Gents Ladies' & Misses
Boots and Shoes.

Have tsiisr Inc % thess goods than { have
ever leyt before. and oil glAfanisc 10 give PEI
ieel sstlsfsciiou.
oar ssrsrsl line Of Dry .ha iahsy Coo'i. &c.
10 ml IN effry dsyArtmest.
Rsmsmber .pseisi indu,fusrts wili ts escTsi
COT CASH.
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STATE or MAINE. +.

tAaAs w stas%''s
srrEnIoa C0rar,
May Tern. 1851.
John J. Ferry. of Pertisni, In the County q Cum
bsrlAai .nd State u Maine. Plaintiff. versus John ID
Hal ani Mrs. Ellsa Bssl Of Norssy, In The Count,
% Osfori and STATE of Maine. Defendants.
Aefioa Of sssumpsit 10 rec0,sr TIE amount doe %
. promlssory note. given By the Dskndants 10 th'
i1slnsif, datsd ApnI iTth. A. ID. isIi &c the sum o
ffy doisrs. (t,ol On demand with Interest, accord
lag n the declsrsfloa IN The wit; The vrt u dsfet
the sstsetfh day % April. A. ID. ISM snd made 70
tumsble Il the November term. A. II. ISL, Of sad
Superior Court Ad dannum. one hunfred dosiArs
JOHN J. FERRY. Any. foe Plaintiff.
uros ruE fokEsofxs, run CorHr OnDxn. nskr
The Plaintiff cause the shsve named john ID. Bes
and Mrs.. Ellsa i>a ~ be notified II The Tendency q
this cult. BY Publishing THREE weeks sncosslvey IA
the Offord Democrat. q newspaper printed n fsris
IN the County of Otior, an sh-trsct q the Wrt and
Declaration add this Order Of Cour thereon. the l.s
publication % be thirty days II least bsofe the tern
81 said Coart, N b. holden Al Portland, sf)ressi "a
the first TUESDAY 81 October, A. ID. issi that they
may then and there In said Court appear and shou
cAass. n any they have. Why Judgment shoali nd
BE- rendered against them sni execution Issue accord
Affest;- H.f. LIBBY. Dspusy Clerk.
Absirsd Of the wns and Declaration ssa Order o.
Attest n.r LIBBY. Dspsy ciut.
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OUR puzzLE CORNER.
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I-ciiARADE-
Frank Fowler IL q sterling son.
lis fathers pride and JOY.
Ills mother and his sisters all
style him charming boy.
Though In his manner rather eth,
Hes generous. Kind. discreet,
Ills uncle and his cousins claim
Hes surely hard To beat
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with ersf quite elo-e NJ hand
The lines be quickly gathers NJ,
And gives hind command.
And A. be travels on the way
should he some seff one view,
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To see whs, he could do.
The wAols call horrii bird.
Dlspate IL, now, who VIII
n, In the summer. ere the dawn,
ScrCsms Al my wlndow-sill.
-pELErioSs.
l. Delete perml,,ei. and leave held for
sale.
Delete the spring ola carriage, and
leave bird.
3 Delete leaf OF lard. and leave food.
4. Delete the moun,aIu daisy, aud leave
q lAdy's garment
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81. Carpenter. :. Mason. :. 0lsIlsr
4, Machlulsi 8. Plumber. G, Mliliner.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
A Three Million Dollar Purchase.

INDIANAPOLIS. ind, March 30. - The
Eastern and Western divisions OF the In
diana, B.ooomingt3n & Western railroBd
were sold here Monday under q decree in the
Federal court, J. D. Campbell being the pur-
chaser at a cost OF $3,O0J.0JO. He represents
a purchasing committee, who, in turn. repre-
scented fifteen-sixteenths of the mortgage
bonds. The line extends from Springfield,
Ohio to Pekin, Ill, AMI all the appurten-
ances, terminal facilities, etc, were included
in the sale. The property was purchased
subject 10 the lien OF the Cincinnati, Sal
duskv & Cleveland and the Columbus.
Springfield & Cincinnati for the sum o. SD.
OO0 and interest
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
THE CORONET WINS.
SHE CROSSES THE LINE AN
EASY WINNER.
The Dauntless Nearly "a Hours Behind
The Run Made in II days, 10 Hours,
and Minutes.

CORK, March 90 The Coronet, which
started with the DaunteSs from Owls Head,
n. Y, two weeks ago Saturday afternoon in
a race across the Atlantic for a sweepstake
of $4,000, was sighted off Roche's
Point, Queenstown, on Sunday morning at
II 80 O'Clock, with every inch of canvas
spread. She sped toward the point like a
great bird, dipping now and then as she
rushed through the seas and dashing sheets OF
spray high above her nose. At 1850 o'clock the
tidy craft crossed the line, dipping her colors
as she did so, while all on board set up a lusty
shout. The COronet encountered a series of the
heaviest gales known on the Atlantic. With
bu tslight intermission the yacht was carried
along by westerly gales, accompanied by rain,
thunder and lightning. The fastest single
days run was made last Saturday, when with
favorable winds the yacht sailed 900 miles.
The actual time of the voyage was IA DAYS
10 hours and minutes. The course taken,
contrary to Captain Crosby's first idea, was
almost true to the ocean highway, the route
for the first three days being a little more
southerly on account Of icebergs When the
Dauntless was lost sight of at o'clock on the
day of departure, the wind was blowing
heavy enough to keel the Coronet way over
OF fourteen knots an hour. The toughest sea
was encountered on st, Patrick's day, when
the vessel was washed from stem to
stern by each succeeding wave. Tuesday
and Wednesday last the yacht was almost be-
Gained, but the sea ran very high. Only
ninety niles were made during these two
days. None of the steamships or sailing YES
sells sighted was near enough to speak, and
other than the terrific weather encountered
the voyage produced no salient feature. On
board the Coronet were Capt. c. S. Crosby,
Navigator j. B. C.. Anderson, First Mate
William A. Whittier, Second Mate Otto
Peterson, Boatswain August Bergholm, Stew
ard Edward LOcklin, cooks Mantell and Nor
ton, j. EinslOw, representing the Dauntless;
Lieut.. King, United States Navy; press rep
resentatives, McComb, Mathews, and Rice,
and fifteen able seament.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The rooms Of the
New York Yacht club were filled Sunday
with members of the club discussing the re.
suit of the ocean race between the Coronet
and the Dauntless. 1t was the generally ex-
pressed opinion that the race settles the fact
of the Coronet'S greater speed and the
superiority of the new style of yacht over
those built after the old models. Many,
however, seemed inclined to withhold their
opinions until further particulars of the race
are obtained. 1t was thought there might be
some accident which prevented the Daunt-
less from doing her best.
Mr.. Bush, owner of the Coronet, says he
will challenge the Dauntless to race back to
this port.
LONDON, March 29-The defeated Daunt.
less passed Game Head at II o'clock yesterday
morning. 1t is reported that she lost her
bowsprit on the 18th instant, when only
three days from New York; otherwise she is
all right.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07

WARRINGTON, March 29.-Theodore Cook,
of Cincinnati, has been selected, it is cur
rently reported, to succeed Mr.. Jordan as
United States Treasurer. His financial views
are known to be in accord with those Of the
Admin etration, and as the President desired
Western man for the place he is said to
have found Cook better adapted for the
duties of the office than any of the others
whose Ines have been presented to him.
Ex-senator Thurman made a special visit to
Washington in his behalf a fortnight ago.
John Sherman and other leading Ohio
Republicans and Democrats also gave him
cordial Endorsement.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
A 100000 Fire.

TROY, n. Y, March 3O-The Caswell
building, occupied principally by Fessenden,
Lambert & Tower, dry goods dealers, was
destroyed by fire at O'clock yesterday
morning and the Fulton street front of the
Boardman. building was damaged F. J.
Barnes, woolen goods; Max Sinsheimer, mil.
liner and Kate a. Murphy, milliner, lose all
their stock, which was partly insured IL
Timpane, jeweler, and other occupants OF
the BOardman building sustained slight
losses. Several OF the occupants OF the
Boardman building had narrow escapes. NJ.
A. MorI-isey sick man, was carried cut OH a
bed, and Mrs. L. l. Shedon's bed was on fire
as she left her room. The total loss viii an,
proxinla.e 100000; nearly covered by lrsur.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
Lost With All On Rnard-

HALIFAX, n. S, March 29-Capt Pys Of
the brigantine Daisy, from Jamaica, reports
that on the 18th inst, in latitude ~, longi
tude 70, when the weather vas dark and
sQually, he saw a bark Of about SO tons
under all available sail beading northeast by
north. The brigantine was under short can
vass. a heavy squan which lasted fifteen
minutes came. and ne hove TO under MAIN
stays sail. After it abated nothing could be
seen of the bark. He supposed she capsized
and sank. Capt Pye sent men aloft, but
they could see no trace Of the vessel Before
the squat came on the captain observed to
his mate that the bark was carrying too
much sail for such stormy weather
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
COMPLiCATING a MAKRIAGE.
An Indiana Woman Wants to Know VVhc
Her Husband L..

Her Husband Is.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March ga divorce
suit involving a well known family and pos
seSsing some peculiar features has just been
filed here. Several years ago Henry G. Nor.
ton abandoned his wife, and she learned that
he had secured divorce in another State.
She employed all attorney to investigate the
matter and the reported divorce was con-
frmed. After a time she married a rich
farmer named Klingensmith, and the two
were on the highway of happiness when the
wife learned that the Henry G. Norton who
had been divorced In a neighboring State
was not in fact her husband. Subsequent in
vestigation proved that this was true, and
Mr.. Klingensmith filed suit for divorce The
case was to have been passed upon next week,
but Norton has put in an appearance, filed o
general denial toall the allegations and says
he will fight tine case. In the meantime Kiln
gensmith and his wife are living together,
and will seek to have the decree of divorce,
which will certainly be granted, SO made as
not to neceSSitate a remarriage.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
The Trial or the BaId-Knobn.r.

SPRINGFIELD, No, March 5J-At the solic.
itation Of the authorities and citizens oG
Christian county, Judge ". d. Hubbard i.
sued call for special term Of court. 20 be
held at Ozark, on the 10Th o. April, for the
trial Of the sixteen Bald Knoboer prisoners
now confined IN jail here for the murder Of
Charles aud Villain Eisnx in Christian
county tao wcsks ago. The double murder
was one 81 the most atroci0us ever committed
II tie Southwest, and the prosecution arr
certain Of coasictang al the parties, and
that al q them vii either hang " serve
long terms ia tae EsssaslentlAry.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
HARRY L. LEAVITT.

Haddock his life and who turned States evil
dence just in time to be the first to announce
to the world the name Of the as
sassin. So far his evidence corroborates
the story of his confession. The counsel
for the defense are making a vigorous fight
against his testimony, and resist each ques-
ton put to him by the State with all manner
of objections. They are generally Overruled,
and the story OF the confession is going into
evidence with gratifying order and thorough
ness
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07

EEGAUxEE, Mich, March IS The Mitchell
Iron mine was sold Saturday 10 the Lacka-
wanna Iron & Coal company on private
terms The Mitchell ad]oins the Buffalo mine
on the east. both OF which are within the city
limits OF Negaunee. TIE sale was made by
Avery & Ames Of Milwaukee. aud is one OF
the largest transactions OF this kind that have
tAksn place hare for some TINA
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
THE CHICAGO BOODLERs.
Commissioner Wren and Ex-COmmission-
ers Ochs and Van Pelt Taken In,

CTS UCIls anu NAn EeIt IAken IN,
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Da MEL Wren, chair
man of the Committee on Hospitals of the
Cook County Board Of Commissioners, Adam
Ochs, ex-chairman OF the board of ISS4-S5.
and ex-Commissionar J. L. Van Pelt were
arrested last evening on capias7s charging
them with conspiracy to defraud Cook county
OF $1,000 They were released by Judge
Anthony on the promise of their bJndsmer
to produce them in court to-day. Though the
arrests were not as numerous as had been
expected, there was quite commation in
political circles. Col. Abner Taylor. the
weIl-known politician, is one OF Wren's
bOndsnen
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DEFIANCE, Ohio, March 3o-A few night.
ago the Cecil aQueduct. on the canal. ssas
blown open. The next night armed men
drove away guards who were watching the
reservoir, AID blew Qua the banks ia two
places, and finally dynamite was USED 10 de
strOY TIE locks. IL Will take hail the sum
n1er TO repair the damage already done The
Governor has been asked for instructions.
There was strong effort recently 10 have
the Legislature yacaie the cana! a. TIM
mint
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07

ITHACA, y. Y, March ga special tc
the journal states that the dwelling house
occupied by Matthew Massick. at ludlow.
vile. ten miles from this place, was burned
between Il and O'Clock yesterday morning.
Massick and his three children persisted In
the flames The coroner Is invest eating tbs
oa-se. Massick Was az emp.oye OF the Lehigh
Valley railroad
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>1avor Harrison Again Decline.

informed friends at the City Hall yesterday
afternoon that he had finally made up his
mind TO withdraw from the May0raltv race.
1t Is also understood that Mr.. McAvoy will
not accept the Democratic nomination for
City Treasurer.
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DETROIT, Nica-. March @l-SIx Wabash
freight-cars. loaded with corn, On the e.e-
waited transfer track, broke loose from sn en-
CINE yesterday morning at De.ray, nea- TINS
CITY. going over an em01nkmenL Tie cars
were wTeckel and their contents spilled.
Loss. 5000
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CARNATIONS from the
large audience, and the
long pent-up agony Of
suspense among the at
tending multitude gave
vent in satisfied looks and
long drawn signs. The
witness coming to the
box was Harvey L. Leav-
lit, the man who took a
leading part in plotting
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PEORIA, IL. March 5l-Finlsy Hoke, the
bank emoezzler, vas arraiguei yesterday.
he plead not guilty 10 al Charges OF foIsery,
and rs frat trial was ST Tor May =